The Daily Dose

The big tech news from Africa in January was actually around the lack of access to tech, after the Cameroonian government shut down internet connectivity in parts of the West African country. Internet access in English-speaking regions was blocked following new protests against the marginalization of Cameroonian anglophone communities. The shutdown remains in place in some areas. Other African governments are employing a more liberal attitude to tech. Kenya has been running a presidential digital talent internship, which has just placed its first 89 graduates in jobs. The Rwandan government, meanwhile, is lending its support to an Uber competitor set…

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